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WorksheetsLSGA Semester One Vocabulary Bowl!
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
Synonyms for this word include: stumble, hesitate, delay
emerge
falter
apprehensive
meticulous
Showing great concern for details; extremely careful and precise
versatile
stamina
meticulous
falter
Which word means the opposite of the words: calm, unafraid or confident
emerge
stamina
thrive
apprehensive
Having many uses. Able to change or fluctuate.
versatile
attentive
thrive
falter
Melony often struggled in Social Studies, because of this she had to be very ________________ and take good notes.
stamina
versatile
emerge
attentive
Jamie's plant was thriving! It had only been a week since he planted the seeds and it was starting to ___________ from the ground.
vigilant
potential
emerge
meander
Succeed and prosper are considered synonyms for the word ______________.
thrive
monotonous
plethora
apprehensive
The power to resist fatigue or illness while working hard.
attentive
potential
stamina
dismal
LSGA scholars will reach their ____________ with hard work and persistance.
plethora
potential
zeal
replenish
Feeling gloomy or depressed; to cause gloom or depression
emerge
dismal
linger
cite
Complete the sentence: There are a _________ of books in the Learning Commons.
vigilant
linger
priority
plethora
To be easily seen; obvious or attracting attention. Scholars who try to go to the vending machine between classes are usually easy to spot.
conspicuous
linter
despite
stifle
Synonyms for this word are: alert and watchful
correlate
plethora
vigilant
priority
To move with little direction; to follow a winding or turning course.
monotonous
meander
linger
emerge
Doc Ops and Sandman are just two of Spiderman's ________________.
zeal
meander
adversaries
variable
Walking in a circle over and over can be very __________________.
hindrance
clarify
meticulous
monotonous
Cell phones can be ___________________ if a student has it out during the school day without permission.
confiscated
stifled
jostled
repugnant
To be out of control with anger or excitement.
ominous
tentative
berserk
pristine
A shadow in a window can be a sign that danger is ahead. The shadow is _______________.
ominous
repugnant
hindrance
zeal
The recent tornado in the Midwest has left a lot of __________. Volunteers and first responders will work tirelessly to clean it up.
sustain
turmoil
debris
tentative
When something is not certain or definite it is:
pristine
priority
tentative
clarify
Someone with stamina is able to keep up and keep going. Another word for this is to:
stifle
vigilant
sustain
zeal
A state of great commotion or confusion.
pristine
turmoil
dismal
scurry
When something is in its original condition; clean, fresh and pure, we call it ________________.
pristine
repugnant
cumulative
hindrance
Synonyms for this word are: nasty, disgusting, sickening
loathe
intentional
absolute
repugnant
The opposite of: hurry, rush, or dart
scurry
sustain
berserk
linger
Sometimes students do this to others when there is a fight in order to get a closer look. This can be dangerous because someone could get hurt.
berserk
jostle
provoke
linger
Sometimes the weather can be a _____________ to outdoor plans.
hindrance
variable
provoke
intentional
Synonyms for this word include: eagerness, devotion, passion
intentional
ominous
reasonable
zeal
A word that is an antonym to the following words: calm, order, peace.
replenish
commotion
confiscate
priority
In order to keep our cars running we have to ____________ the gas every few hundred miles.
provoke
correlate
replenish
despite
Constant in effort in order to accomplish something. Someone who is ____________ does not five up easily.
diligent
compose
predicament
retrieve
Something that is given great stress or importance. LSGA Math teachers place an _____________ on showing your work when solving a problem.
intentional
reasonable
emphasis
absolute
In math, two fractions are ________________ if they can be simplified using a greatest common factor.
equivalent
reasonable
variable
correlate
The opposite of this word is love.
compose
provoke
loathe
stifle
To make or to form by combining things, parts, or elements.
absolute
cite
correlate
compose
Antonyms for this word: lost, waste, give away
retrieve
cumulative
hypothesis
cite
Increasing or growing by successive additions (one after the other). For example the weatherman usually provides an overall total of rain or snow after a storm.
compose
reasonable
cumulative
oblivious
An unpleasant, difficult, perplexing, or dangerous situation. Students who are unorganized or neglect assignments find themselves in a ______________ at the end of the quarter.
procrastinate
repugnant
predicament
provoke
Scientists sometimes form a _______________ to explain a phenomenon.
hypothesis
absolute
cite
clarify
An overwhelming feeling of respect, admiration or fear about something or someone. For example: Many of us might be struck with a sense of amazement when seeing an eclipse for the first time.
yield
oust
awe
quip
To expel or remove from a place or occupied position. It has a negative connotation because it implies that there was force.
oust
iota
stifle
cite
To put off until another day or time. Someone who does this often misses important deadlines.
absolute
correlate
yield
procrastinate
A very small quantity, so small it is often difficult to see or feel.
hoax
acute
iota
deft
A clever or witty remark or comment. Comedians sometime make people laugh with these remarks.
hoax
iota
quip
acute
Sharp or severe effect: extremely great or serious. Spending too much time on your device can give you an _____ headache
acute
absolute
linger
deft
To surrender or submit; to produce or present. Example: When driving we have to slow down for oncoming traffic.
yield
deft
oblivious
provoke
Something that is intended to deceive or fool someone.
deft
predicament
intentional
hoax
This word means quick and skillful. Someone can be described as _____ in a sport or in academics because of their ability.
absolute
deft
reasonable
vigilant
A condition of being treated as more important than something else.
intentional
oblivious
priority
despite
Synonyms for this word include: unmindful, unconscious, unaware
boisterous
intentional
oblivious
stifle
Someone who is ____________ often presents information in a calm and confident manner.
reasonable
intentional
variable
priority
The following words are considered antonyms: calm, quiet, soft spoken
intentional
variable
boisterous
despite
To cause a problem or "stir up" a situation in order to get a reaction. Example: Bullies often say mean things to get a reaction from others.
absolute
provoke
quip
hoax
Synonyms for this word include: complete, perfect, sure, confident. Someone who is ________ is firm and confident in their decisions, abilities, answers, or opinions.
meander
acute
vigilant
absolute
Something that is done with purpose or intent. Not a mistake.
variable
cite
intentional
despite
To make clear, to be free of confusion
clarify
reasonable
dismal
linger
An element, feature, or factor that is likely to vary or change. The weather is often ________. It is likely to change from one day to the next.
correlate
provoke
plethora
variable
To keep or to stop one from acting on something. Jaime had to ___________ his cough in the movie theater so he wouldn't disturb others.
linger
stifle
cite
despite
When someone can accomplish a goal event when faced with challenges. Shauna was able to make the game winning foul shot, _________ the pain in her ankle.
despite
priority
boisterous
reasonable
To spend a long time over something or to stay in a place longer that necessary. Sometimes scholars ______ in the hallway and are late to class.
correlate
oblivious
linger
oust
To quote as evidence or as an example in order to back up a statement or argument. In ELA, scholars cite text evidence to support their claims or conclusions.
hypothesis
deft
cite
iota
